Under the leadership of HH Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud; the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, the nation has been going through a paradigm shift. The vision of HH is to shift the kingdom’s growth from oil to other industries. This paradigm shift has already started disruption in various industries in the economy.
A fast-growth economy demands highly skilled labor to keep up the pace. Many universities and colleges in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are offering various courses to bridge the skill gap. There are many local universities in the UAE who have earned the trust of citizens and expats but there is not a single university that offers a truly international MBA program. Since 2017 Westford University College has seen a spike in inquiries and admissions from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Professionals from various industries are looking for a master’s program that can help them gain global exposure with the required skill set.
Over the years, Westford University College has had students from well known reputed companies in Saudi Arabia that include the likes of Aramco, Pepsico, Riyadh Metro, Sahara Petrochemical, Al Jazira Bank, Public Investment Fund - Amaala Project, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, GSK, Princess Nourah University, Care Arabio- Arab Company for Pharmaceutical Products, Algosaibi Hotel, Almarai Company, GAC Group, Saudi Arabia, Princess Nourah Bint Abdul Rahman University, Siemens and more had earned their MBA degree.
The online executive MBA program in Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Jeddah & Dammam) offered by Westford University College is designed for professionals that look for a work-life-academic balance. Our master’s program is for one year encompassing different modules and a dissertation. We understand the need for businesses hence our programs also have an online study option that helps the busy professionals to get the right work-life-academic balance. If you are considering to pursue an MBA, drop us an email on info@mywestford.com and our education consultant will help you in your search.
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